Nostalgia & History > Need help IDing this LVRR scene

Came across this photo of LV 152 perhaps backing these two flatcars so those two trailers can be unloaded. I have no idea as to where this photo was taken and hoped that someone on this forum might be able to ID this location . The tall building off to the left reads "Lehigh Warehouse & Transportation Co." A second sign above the trailers states "Lehigh Valley Freight Station". Any additional information about this photo anyone might notice would be appreciated. Thanks!

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I don't know if this is any help at all, but I Googled "lehigh warehouse & transportation company" and got this info:

Lehigh warehouse & transportation company
184-198 Kent Ave.
New York New York 10014

NYS Entity Status
ACTIVE

NYS Filing Date
APRIL 17, 1939

NYS DOS ID#
33723

County
NEW YORK

Registered Agent
NONE

NYS Entity Type
FOREIGN BUSINESS CORPORATION

Name History
1939 - LEHIGH WAREHOUSE & TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

So the photo may have been taken near Kent Ave. in New York City.

Ken Gear

Linden St. yard in Allentown?

Doug Wetherhold
Macungie, PA

I have found references to a Lehigh Warehouse and
Transportation being located in Newark, NJ.

Interesting trailers . . . one's Nickel Plate and the other appears to be a common carrier. Can you read the roadnames on the flats? Both LV?

even looking at this photo under a magnifying glass, I still cannot make out a road name on those two flats.

CPR_4000 Wrote:
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> Interesting trailers . . . one's Nickel Plate and
> the other appears to be a common carrier. Can you
> read the roadnames on the flats? Both LV?

could be on the jersey side in jersey city ...

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The lettering on the second flat looks pretty close to the same style on the trailer, Nickel Plate. The first flat looks like the name is pretty long and as a stripe under it, PRR maybe?

ernie